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Julie Johnson
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Julie Johnson

Julie Johnson

(D)
Rep. (TX-32)
About Julie Johnson

Meet Julie Johnson

Congresswoman Julie Johnson has built a record of governing with principle and purpose. She came to Congress after three terms in the Texas state house where she was known for passing bills related to healthcare and insurance reform. In Congress, she continues the fight to protect affordable health care, has introduced legislation to help Texans buy homes, defended reproductive freedom, and stood up for immigrant communities by challenging ICE misconduct and demanding real accountability. She as elected to Congress in 2024, and is the first openly LGBTQ person elected to federal office from Texas and the South and the first women to represent her district in Congress.

In 2025, under Donald Trump’s direction, Texas Republicans redrew the congressional map to pack Democrats into fewer districts and deliberately strip North Texas communities of real representation. When that happened, Julie Johnson fought back, working with allies from the Texas Legislature to draw national attention to the desperate rigging of Texas maps. She did not abandon her constituents or go searching for the next political opportunity. She stayed rooted in the communities she has represented since her first election to the Texas House and is running for re-election in Texas’ new 33rd Congressional District to continue that work.

Julie Johnson does not chase viral moments. She shows up, does the work, and treats public service as exactly that: service to her neighbors, her community, and the people who sent her to Congress.

This is a competitive Democratic primary, and the stakes are real. Supporting Julie Johnson’s re-election means backing a Democrat who stays, puts up a fight, and governs with integrity, because when Texans are on the line, she does not back down.

Sourced verbatim from juliejohnson.com
Role Summary: U.S. Representative

Members of the U.S. House of Representatives write and vote on federal laws, including the federal budget. Each represents one district and serves a two-year term. Tax bills must start in the House, only the House can impeach federal officials, and members oversee federal agencies through their committees.

Quick Facts
Party
Democrat
Votes with party
96% · avg 96%
Age
60
Residence
Farmer Branch, TX
Born
May 2, 1966
Family
Wife: Susan; 2 Children
Contact
202-225-2231bsky.app/profile/repjuliejohnson.bsky.social221 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, DC, 20515
Election Info
District32, TX
Current Term01/03/2025 – Present
First Elected11/05/2024
Last Elected11/05/2024
Education
BA, History/Government
The University of Texas at Austin
1984-1987
JD
University of Houston
1988-1991
Political Career2
Representative
United States House of Representatives, Texas
2025-present
Representative
Texas State House of Representatives
2019-2025
Professional Background3
Attorney
Cowles and Thompson, Professional Corporation
1991-1995
Partner
Van Wey and Johnson, Limited Liability Partnership
1995-2009
Owner
Johnson, Zegen, Scott and Williams, Professional Limited Liability Corporation
1995-present
Organizations1
National Board, Human Rights Campaign
Former Member
Committees8
Committee on Foreign Affairs
Committee on Homeland Security
Committee on House Administration
Joint Committee on the Library
Subcommittee on Border Security and Enforcement
Subcommittee on Emergency Management and Technology
Subcommittee on Europe
Subcommittee on South and Central Asia
Recent votes5
H Res 1655Impeaching Peter Brian Hegseth, Secretary of Defense, for high crimes and misdemeanorsVoted NoHR 9612American Enrichment Deployment ActVoted YesHR 3978Nuclear REFUEL (Recycling Efficient Fuels Utilizing Expedited Licensing) ActVoted YesHR 9340Ratepayer Protection ActVoted YesHR 9576National Fraud Enforcement Division Act of 2026Voted Yes
Quick Facts
Party
Democrat
Votes with party
96% · avg 96%
Age
60
Residence
Farmer Branch, TX
Born
May 2, 1966
Family
Wife: Susan; 2 Children
Contact
202-225-2231bsky.app/profile/repjuliejohnson.bsky.social221 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, DC, 20515